You can do all of the planning and maintenance that you want, but accidents and emergencies are still going to happen from time to time. That’s why we have plumbers on hand 24/7 to respond to any all emergency needs in your home. Even though it might seem like it’s the end of the world, […]
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Working in plumbing industry often means using a lot of chemicals to try and unclog drains, fix toilets, and everything else that goes into keeping a home’s plumbing systems working smoothly. These chemicals should only be used by trained professionals, and can be dangerous to human health. Also, it’s important to note that these things
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When your toilet isn’t working properly, you should give us a call. However, one of the easiest and most common bathroom plumbing issues is the ever-annoying running toilet. Don’t worry though; it’s a relatively easy fix, and here’s how to do it. First: Turn off the water supply. Lift up the float cup and hold
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Hydro jetting is a method of cleaning drains, lines and tanks by using high pressured water to remove the buildup of dirt and debris. These water blasters have pressure that ranges from 7,000 to 60,000 PSI (pounds per square inch), however the range of pressure will change depending on the type of application. Hydro jetting
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If you are experiencing a problem with your property’s pipework and suspect a blockage, our qualified plumbing technicians can carry out a drain camera inspection in order to investigate the problem. A drain camera inspection involves using a small, waterproof camera attached to a long flexible wire which can be passed into the drain. Even
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You have a pile of dirty dishes to wash, and as you mentally prepare yourself to get ready to clean, you turn on the sink faucet and only a few drops of water come out. It may be time to call a professional plumber to fix the water pressure inside your home. Problems with
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A backwater valve is a device installed on a sewer line or drain line in the basement of a home to prevent sewer backflow. Only one backwater valve is needed for your whole home. Essentially, it’s a one-way flap that is used to prevent water flowing back into the home. The valve is located at
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Trees are beneficial to any property. They help to bring shade to your home, which is especially desirable during the summer when the temperatures are high. Apart from providing shade, trees improve the natural aesthetic value of your home and also help to act as wind breakers, preventing potential weather damage. As trees grow,
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If you are in your basement and you smell a foul odour, there might be a problem with your main sewer line or household plumbing. Sewer systems (and septic systems) host a variety of waste materials which undergo decomposition, resulting in the production of sewer gas. Sewer gas is composed mainly of methane gas
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In a piping system, water is intended to flow in one direction – from the supply to the point of delivery. Should the pressure in the plumbing system of a home exceed the pressure of a supply, the situation can get dangerous. Anytime pressure in a system drops, even momentarily, the system is subject to
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